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This year our panel of judges has recognized seven nurses from the many nominations. Four work together in the burn unit at Massachusetts General Hospital. Another, our first male winner, works at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Our sixth nurse has gone from Caritas Christi hospital to the four corners of the world. And finally, we salute a teacher who is passing her wisdom on to a new generation.

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Pop-up PHOTO GALLERY: Salute to Nurses Breakfast - May 9, 2007
Art and science of nursing
Art and science of nursing
Nurses, once seen as healing angels or Florence Nightingales by the bedside, today are multidisciplinary professionals who provide quality patient care.
Where are they now?
Where are they now?
On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the Salute to Nurses, we tracked down four past honorees to see where their careers have taken them.
Wanted: nurses who teach
Wanted: nurses who teach
Recent studies have conclude that the single most important contributing factor to the nursing shortage is a lack of faculty to teach the next generation.
This special advertising section was produced under the auspices of the Advertising Department of the Boston Globe. It did not involve the reporting or editing staff of the Boston Globe. Editors: Spence & Sanders Communications LLC. Designer: Ron Williams. Cover Photo: Richard Schultz. Nurses on Cover (l-r): Terri-Leddy Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Viano, Ann Doig, and Linda Bracey.